Category: July 2026
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West St. Paul plans for new fire station
The City of West St. Paul recently approved a $24,500 contract with helseM Architects to create a facilities system plan detailing site options and cost estimates for several major city projects. Foremost is the replacement of South Metro Fire… Read more
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Cinco actividades fáciles de aprendizaje de verano
Cinco actividades fáciles de aprendizaje de verano Por Jake Spitzack | julio 2026 Aunque el verano debería incluir mucho tiempo para relajarse y divertirse, los expertos en educación afirman que incluso pequeñas cantidades de lectura, resolución de problemas, exploración práctica y aprendizaje familiar pueden ayudar a los niños a mantenerse académicamente comprometidos y mejor preparados… Read more
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Academia In Lak’ech, nuevo nombre, misma excelencia en educación
Academia In Lak’ech, nuevo nombre, misma excelencia en educación Por Leonor Villasuso Rustad | julio 2026 El distrito escolar Academias La Paz anunció recientemente que, de manera oficial, ha cambiado el nombre a su Academia César Chávez por el de Academia In Lak’ech, expresión que tiene como origen la tradición filosófica maya, y su significado… Read more
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Seis meses después, la alcaldesa Her reflexiona sobre las crisis iniciales y el largo plazo
Seis meses después, la alcaldesa Her reflexiona sobre las crisis iniciales y el largo plazo Por Damian Goebel | Community Reporter | julio 2026 Cuando Kaohly Her asumió el cargo en enero como la primera mujer y primera hmong estadounidense elegida alcaldesa de St. Paul, esperaba dedicar sus primeros meses a mejorar las operaciones de… Read more
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Semiquincentenario: Una mirada retrospectiva a nuestra fundación y nuestro futuro
Tenía 10 años cuando nuestro país celebró su bicentenario en 1976 y recuerdo que fue un evento muy importante, lleno de pompa y circunstancias, y una buena dosis de patriotismo Read more
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South St. Paul at 250: A community shaped by its people, past and present
South St. Paul at 250: A community shaped by its people, past and present By Jimmy Francis | South St. Paul Mayor | July 2026 As the United States marks its 250th year, communities across the country are reflecting on their histories, honoring both triumphs and hardships, and recognizing that the story of America is… Read more
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South St. Paul State of the City Address 2026
South St. Paul State of the City Address 2026 By Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | July 2026 City accomplishments in 2025 and projects on the horizon were recently highlighted at the South St. Paul State of the City Address, available to view at townsquare.tv. Takeaways include: The police department launched a community response team… Read more
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Local News Briefs July 2026
Local News Briefs July 2026 Rotary club raises funds for fireworks display in St. PaulSt. Paulites will be able to celebrate the country’s 250th year of independence in a big way on Saturday, July 4 with the Red, White and BOOM! Fireworks Celebration, held 6-10:30 p.m. in Cathedral Hill Park, 215 Summit Ave., the highest… Read more
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MetroNOME brewery owner named Encore Entrepreneur of the Year
MetroNOME brewery owner named Encore Entrepreneur of the Year By Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | July 2026 Bill Eddins has a passion for music and beer and he isn’t afraid to take risks. It’s the melding of those two loves that earned him the honor of being named 2026 Encore Entrepreneur of the Year… Read more
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Hybrid work from home policies remain the new normal
Hybrid work from home policies remain the new normal By Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | July 2026 It’s been just over a year since a federal mandate prompted Gov. Tim Walz to enact policy requiring state employees to work in-office for at least 50% of their scheduled workdays. The change brought back about 18,000… Read more